Session: Big Data In Ecology - Methods and Tools 10 (2020 ESA Annual Meeting (August 3

COS 180-

The hypothesis of a ‘core’ community receives poor support when confronted with simulated and empirical data
Gordon Custer, University of Wyoming; Maya Gans, Unaffiliated; Linda T.A. van Diepen, University of Wyoming; C. Alex Buerkle, University of Wyoming

COS 180-

Exploring the plant microbiome: Using NGS technology to investigate the Puget Prairie plant endophyte community
Victoria Fox, University of Washington; Jonathan Bakker, University of Washington

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Wavelet models of synchronised growth in kelp forests
Max C. N. Castorani, University of Virginia; Tom W. Bell, University of California; Daniel C Reuman, Rockefeller University; Jonathan A. Walter, University of Kansas; Kyle C. Cavanaugh, University of California Santa Barbara; Lawrence Sheppard, University of Kansas

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Linking jaw movement data and continuous bite monitoring to understand behavioral drivers of large herbivore weight gain
Edward J. Raynor, Rangeland Resources and Systems Research Unit; Justin D. Derner, Rangeland Resources and Systems Research Unit; David J. Augustine, USDA-ARS

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We don’t know what we’re missing - Evidence of a vastly under-identified invasive plant pool
Brittany B. Laginhas, University of Massachusetts; Bethany A. Bradley, University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Techniques for classifying lichens and vascular plants in ground-based imagery with computer vision models
Kyle Doherty, MPG Ranch

COS 180 - Big Data In Ecology - Methods and Tools 10